What everyone should do[edit | edit source]
- Keep Appropedia Userpage up to date, make sure you are in our category of FAST People
- Put links to your Projects & Publications, Methods, Literature reviews
- If you use anything in the lab -- make sure there is a methods page for it.
- Join LinkedIn and join our group LinkedIn
- After you publish make sure the splash page for your paper:
- Add your user name to the splash page on appropedia author list at the bottom
- add it to your appropedia user pages
- links to your literature reviews, methods, OSF repository. The full reference to the paper is correct.
- Make sure the OSF repository links back to Appropedia and the paper.
- Post pictures of your project to https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page and include full reference and links to open access
- Spread news of your articles around in social media - and include your posts in the 'In the Media' section of your splash pages: Facebook, Twitter/Mastadon, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, etc.
- Post about your projects and other FAST members on appropriate forums you use: Reddit, Slashdot, Hackaday, Hacker News, Quora, Discord, Stack Exchange, Digg.
- If working on RepRap -copy splash page to RepRap wiki
Extra stuff those considering academia as a career should do[edit | edit source]
- Register an ORCID author identifier and add the article information to your profile
- Set up your profile on academic research-sharing platforms:
- Deposit your article (the open access or preprint version) in Western's OA repository
Look at Dr. Pearce's accounts and claim co-authorship for anything that is missing in yours. Always have Dr. Pearce post the academia.edu article to get further reach for your pre-prints.
